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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-05
Resolutions OF Respect.
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WHEELING. w. VA. Nov q !

WHEELING, w. VA, Nov 8, 1887.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Our Heavenly
Father In his Divine Providence 10 re-.
move from this life our late and believe
brother, John McGrail, snd whilst we
bow with Christian resignation at the will
OF God We desire to unite in this public
expression Of sympathy and BORROW,
Resolred, That in his death this pociety
loses a member whose past record proves
him to have boon friend, trisd and true,
possessing the charm OF pleasing ali " ho
knew ! him by. his bright and happy
lace, hia CHEEKY voice and manly dignity !;
Resolvsd, That it is but lust tribute to
the departed to cay that in regrettinp his
removal from our midat, and in our great
sorrowior the loss Of faithful brothe2. wa
hnd conaolation in the belief that 1t ID we'll
for him 10Y whom We mourn and + n ~ ~
RESOLVED, That while we deeply sym.
pathlxs with his borrowed wifs, child and
relatives, :weshars with them tie hone
Of o reunion in. better world, where
there are no partings and bliss inefiable
forbidH tear; and 2f5,ll rs
Resolvea, That these resolutions bs "a.
corded BY the Secretary; that copy be
sent to the wife Of the deceased, and also
published In the 1TGLLldEuCER and Req.
ister, and as further token Of respect tho
me,nbers OF this society wear Tie usual
days. "a. BLUM, JR.. y
~ WIZ S ~! A. g. HADLIcH,
i{s :: Y. Il, O. =. M1LLER.
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It has been decided that the arguments
for new trial in the Van Baker murder
case will be heard next Monday 4. New
Cumberland by Col. W.; D. Moore, OF
Pittsburgh; John NJ. Cook, Of Steuber-
vile; John R. Braddock, Of Wellsburg,
and Col. j. r. Donehoo, Of FairvIew, ior:
Baker, and for the State Col. John A,
Hutchinson, Of Petersburg, and Hon.
John Mcsweoney, Of Wooster, Ohio, who
has just finished in the "Blinky" Morgan
trial, will cirque tho motion. It is under.
stood Bakers council do no. rely so much
on new evidence for new trial as thew do
on tho misconduct OF the jurors, switch
they expect 10 show wss Of such a nature
rs to render them Incompetent in the eyes
Of the law. They expect to show that
Frank spivey, one Of the jurors, offered
to bet $500 that Baker would DO convicted
before the trial, and that other jnrors
were also guilty OF misconduct. ii the
motion 10 denied by Judge Boyd, the pris.
oner will be sentenced and the case will
then go tho Court of Appeals. The coun.
sci for the State express themselves sat-
isled with the outlook and think the mo.
ton will be overruled. Tho prisoner
himself has hopes Of getting n new trial.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City mud Wheeling Folk

Strangers In the City mud Wheeling Folk.
Abroad.
Mr.. w. Patton, Of Grafton, was reg
istered ut tho Stsnm house yesterday. Y
George W. Mccoy, OF Chicago, is visit.
ing his sister, Mrs. J. Il. Downs, here. (
Will N. Dovener has been appointed a
Notary Public for this county by Governo,
Wilson. n
DR.. J. W. Mcdonald, a well.known
physiclsn of New Cumberland, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. J. Lee Kittls, Supervisor of the
State 1nsane Asylum at Weston, Is in the
city on his way home from an eastern trip.
F. T. Martin. Of Fairmont, F. II. Steele,
Of franklin, Pa, aud 0, E. Murray and
daughter, of West Alexander, were at the
Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Isett entertained
q number Of their friends at their elegant
home on North Main street last night
III a charming manner. Cards were the
principal entertainment. a.
Mr.. Max echwarz, of Pittsburgh, rep.
resenting Smith 4 Friday, YVES here for q
few hours yesterday on his way to Chi
cago. He was formerly resident here
and his friends were glad to see him
again.
Cards are out for the marriage Of John
O. Medick and Misl Emile L. Weis.
ner, on Wednesday evening, Novenbe,
1G, at St. Johns Church, to bo followed
by n reception at the residence of Mr.,
Medick, 14l4 Ohspline ntrees.
Cards arc out Tor the marriage of Mr,
Will z. Bowers, the assistant City Clerk,
and Miss Georgia v. Osborn, which will
be solemnizad on Thursday evening, No.
vembsr II, at the residence of the bride'e
parents, MIR. and Mrs. George Osborn, No.
25l7 Chapline street. N ~ ,l.
| The Charleston Star contaius the FOLLOW.
ing: Mrs. 7. Fl. B. Hasso aid two dau,h.
ters, Misses Mamie and Blanche, !. oil
Wheeling, arrived in this city Tuesday
night .nnd have rooms at tho Rufuer
They will make Charleston their future
home, Mr. Haase, who 10 the terminal
agent Of the ksnaTha & Ohio, having
rented the residence on Capitol street
now occupied by W. B. Donnally. a,
Among the namea enrolled among Prof
Haupt's now German classes are the fol.
lowing well.kEown ladies and gentlemen
Mrs ]. D.. Culbertson, Mira. DR.. Jennie III,
Morrison, MIR. II. 0'Neil, Miss NJ. L. Nc.
Mechen, Mr.. J. A. NJ. Seisy, OF MARITIME
Ferry, Mrs. W. "A. Wilson and W. P. Will.
Ron, Frank NJ. Berry, Janes P. Maxwell,
Emma McNasb, Sue E. McNash, M. N.
Cecil. W., W. spsrgo, DR.. W. S. HuIchins
and Dr.. ]. B. Grcsn, Of New YORK city.
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A 8NEW.5.S'CHOOL[.a.IIIOi,I7Ui,
THAT IS a 5CRED1T 70 THE ClrY.
Tho new First Ward Building ali Ready for
tho Roof, and tho Outslds Work viii DO
all Done BY December IA Plan that
Meets with Gsneral Approval.

The new school house in the First ward
has reached the ROOF, aud yesterday the
work was commenced Of placing the truss
timbers in place. Mr.. P. B. Dobbinp,
Chairman OF tho Committee on Build.
inga and Grounds Of tho Board Of Educa.
ton, has general supervlalon OF the work,
and he Ia delighted with Architect Wells
pllna Tor tho building Us developed by
the progress Of the construction. He Gays
the building will be "a dsisy," the bes.
In tho city, and he expects It to BIO under
roof and all the outaida work done by De.
csmbor |. After that the furnaces mus;
be placed In position aud other work be
completed before the plasterero can 70 to
work, which will make II Rs late ns Jan.
uary before they can begin plastsring.
Tho whole work will DO done by early
summer, and tho lonse will be ready iol
occupar cy by the opening Of tho school
year next September. G3Rf'f Al
The building Is Of two main ntorieB ant
basement. The plan Ia entirely now
Architect Pebbles, the Pittsburgh expert
was horo recently and he expressed hil
delight with the plan. There are in the
basement two looms which can be unet
for school rooms II required, besides
closets, furnace rooms and roomy lobby
or hall OF noeriy circular form. In each
Of the upper stories arc eigh. school rooms
| and the arrangements for ventilation and
light are novel and on improvement or
the usual facilities. The arrangements
for easy egress in the case Of FIRE and the
like are also complete and original, and IL
every respect the house Is modern ant
admirable. It will reflect credit on tht
city 1t has already won over to ito sup
port many who opposed the plan in the
first place. f1S3 =
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SEE Stacy, Adams & Co.'s mems finest
shoes, every pair warranted.
]. w. AMlCG, Sole Agent,
BELLAIRE.

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All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From,
the Glass City. g }iis
Charles Steers is getting better. 4:
J. B. Hill, Of Bealls7ille, is in the city.
N. T. May is in Pittsburgh, visiting hia
parents. M ,%5sE 5'l3S-
Mics Matte Chew, of,Wheeling, is visit.
ing here. s.:.; ST. 81
), John March is confined to his bed by
eicknese. FL -
TUNED home. n 80 E5',F ~,
!, Charles Msngus and 7. 7. ssal are in
Pr; Charles Hunt, Of Lexington, KY,
will locate here. II. 7,:.2' -
, Miss Ida Mccullough, of Rraddock, Pa,
Is yiaiting hero. ~ -
Miss Hattie CLARK, Of Brilliant, is visit.
ing friends here. -
George and Bob Donaldaon arc home
from Braddock, Pa. i;7ii5.5s1s N -
James Harrison Is out again, walking
around with his arm in aling.
Miss Aggie Hanlon and Mrs, Black. Of
Newark, ere visiting friends here. I
Miss Emma Kline, Of Wheeling. ia hare
at tho bedside Of her grandfather who h
very i'll. =
Mr.. Patrick WEIGH and Miss Marv Raw.
rett were married in Benwood Thursdsv
morning. ltl "a S '"H' y
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rail.
road crossed the cleveland & Pittsburgh
yesterday. ~ -" = - s
q small child Of Shannon Archer Was "a,
bitten IL IN the cheek by a big dog belonging no
to William Findlsy. 1..'''.1 8
Mrs. William Wiley, who committed
suicide IN Mead township. was buried at
Dunfee'H cemetery yesterday. IS =
Mrr. Ann Eaton, mother Of Mra X,
kuIx, has returned home from JeiIeraon'
county, alter q pleasant visit there among mono
friends. ~'S1a alioe
Three email boys helped Themselves k, i
Jams, preserves, jellies, etc /, in 4, T. ssa,s'
cellar at Ills home. Mlrs. Seals COMING IN
on them made them skip, 3fIl2l -, -
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MARTINS FERRY.
Successful Hunting a aloon:KoenOe,

successful t'e'''s, Hunting a q saloon:Koepor
Mulcsed-wnter Works. 5ffi5.l'sf
James Keesy's new building is up to the
Street Commissioner Fisher il putting
ment. m -" : - ! ~" p avg
me Ice breakers at the ferry landing
nave been repaired and additional piles
driven about them. 80 Paws p''s'
The Ladies' Aid Society gave auccesa.
tul supper and festival last night, Il will
be continued tonight. .G3f1 ~ =
For the latest fall and winter stylea n
good lifting clothes, 20 10 F, Ruh. mar r..
chant tailor, Second street. -. a
For anything in gents furnishings. hats
G NY e!c., az lowest prices, call on Charles
y. A!utckuck, Commercial Block. . =
Miss Jeasie Morgan will arrive in tho
city todsy for the purposs Of orcanizino
the nav order Of Young Wonen'a NAM .
peianca Union, in tho Presbyterian church
Inc iron suspension bridge will bs INIT
in position ct the power house tn.deu a put
-, 1880 ~ Gil uCSut6 IL AOQQt nQlAhad
a aasI the engines will be placsd in position
yesterday afternoon MI. L, Mcsw,orda
and Topsy Madden came home from
hunting on Short Creek, with lilo rabhita
eighteen pheasants and a mammoth owl,
OF wings. - ~ - - w
:, On Thuraday evening Master Frank
woods, bright little fve.yesr.old Of the
Gardon Spot, OBLIGATED 90 host in thu an.
terlainment of 9 large number Ioi hia
was spent by all. $50 :. 3
Ihe case Of VIM. Prince Va. Mrs. B. Eli.
6etts WAS Ia ST. Clairsvllle court Thurs.
gay: Mrs. Ebbarts sued Prince for IS OO()
10Y selling liqlor to hsr husband. f iT
3 sasn shvs hsr verdict q $685. and the
Mrs. Ehbsrta has another tsnit aoa, IvSta !.
TT sal DAD saloons keeper for the Same Of.
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Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A Surprise for the Friends Of two Popular
Young People. al

a surprise Tor tho Friends Of two Popular
Young People. H, ID Z,
The friends OF Mr.. James D. Shepherd
aud Nina Laura Mcconnell, both Of this
city, will, it is surmised, ba aurprised to
learn that they are man and wife, and
have been such for over month pset.
They were married very quietly Of the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church parsonage by
Rev. Dr.. R. J. Randolph, pastor OF that
church. on Tuesday evening, September
20. For reasons satisfactory to themselves
they have RETAINED from making the
news Of their union public till now. They
will doubtless be the recipient of a mum.
Der Of hearty congratulations. The bride
has for some time past been ono Of tbs
meet valued Of the corps of teachers at
tile Union echool in tie Fourth ward.
Mr.. shspheId helougs TO the clerical force
at the P, W Ky. freight station. Both
ere popular anlchg. their acquaint.
snces: Mla. Shepherd will st once resign
her place in the school. She hes been a
good teacher and will be missed by both
her EchOlaru and esaccists teache.e. Z I3S7
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Tho Golden Opportunity.

The surprisingly rapid advancement
made by the ladies, gentlemen, boys and
girls, proves beyond any doubt that this ia
a most .are opportunity to gain tho creat
accomplishment 30 often longed for by
msny, viz: a practical knoglsdge of tbs
German language. The fact too, Id wor-
thy Of consideration that this 10 q change
go rare to acquire this valuable Acquisition
that 1t comes only once in your lifetime.
and when paased will be regretted nv
those who neglect now 10 benefit by the
peeslng days of Professor Hsupt's pres.
snse IN thip city. siiis3;;'l':l IS. - {.
70 attend q class In the couree two
weeks Is to bs CONVINCED ;'aa many who
knew not a word in German a iortnIpht
ago, now narrate storieu, ancedoteo, etc..
III the language Of the Vaterlaud, IA
McLain's hall Ia filled daily rom 8 to 6
+. n. aud from Z to 0 p; N. with the intelli-
gehce Of Wheeling bent on making The
beat OF Whist they are conyiaeeN "a their
life-opportunity to gain what IL co dssirs.
bio an attainment. A mn
y To.dsy, all are moet cordially invited To
tho interesting and enjoyable initiatory;
exercises Of the last classes that viii hs
organized in this city, ut a and y. n NJ.
Tbs opportunity Is opsn 10 register for
the eoatss, which It will Boon DO too late
to entor. US x 4 Big ~ 81
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Fourth Street N. Z. Church,

y The Sunday services in this church
will be devoted 10 the Sunday School. The
pastor will preach in tho morning on tho
value and methods Of Sunday School
work. In the evening there will be q
platform nesting with several short ad.
dresses aud special mueic. H.
Special revival meeting will DO held in
this church during tho evenings OF the
coming week. To all services the public
ia cordially invited. sS,: ID
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viTIATED BLOOD,
Scrofulous, Inherited and Conta.
81 gious Hlmors Cured =
RAJ; n by Cnticura. !. .is5

THROUGH tho medium OF one Of your books 70
! oeived through Mr.. Frank r. Way; Druggist
c,ira Remedies. aud tako this opportunity to les
tify 10 you TINT their use has Permanently cured
me OF ono OF the worst cases Of blood poisoning Ii
connection with erysIpelas, that l have ever seen
and mis- after having been pronounced incurebl,
~ ton'e Of tho best pkysolans In olr county Il
hkegreat pleas yre In forwarding to you this lest,
inontal. unsolicited "a 1t "a by you, In lotder tha
Others suffering from similar maladies NAV DO en-
couragcd to give yonr Cntlcura Remedies d tYiai,
q = .raSG'si +. y. HHlTLINGER, LetChbury, IA.
4 Reference: Frank 7. wray, Druygist, Apollo, Pa
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Tho Ohio Valley L,fo Conn. , =, J

The Article in the INrRLLId ENcsR rscsnt
y, noting the winding up OF tue Ohit
Valley Fire lnsnrancs Company, Of thi
city, has led aofne to connect the no.icl
with the Ohio Valley Life Company, also
OF this city. To correc, this falss impress
sion 1t vii! ~ Sell to cay that tho Obi,
Valley Lilo Company Is In rs prosperous
a condition and is 10 we'll nenasad a com
pany as any in existence, and lie ~ count
as q dollar. r 2 /; i255 Z. MI; N
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a DeCitietl Imnrnva,sa ,s

; A. L. Rice & Co. have rented the store
room adjoining on the south their pres.
sent millinery store on Main atreet, and
VII! connect the two by arct.wsys. This
will add greatly Ito the facilities OF their
establishment and enable them to make
It much po.e stylish and attractive, They
propose to dup ledies' reception room
in the roar, and otherwise increase the
completeness and accommodations Of the
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BE TRUE TO YOUR OWN INTEREST
Aud do not Neglect d Grand Opportunity te
save Money. .s.l
Contemplating making changes In m;
business on account Of the large increasing
trsdo, which will occur January l, 1888, /
RALPH KLINE, re
lao Main street, will commence today tc
ofor such grand bargains in clothing thai
will delight the people:
cnILDREN's SUITS.
81 buysan excellent child's suit, cheyio!
plaid, worth 81 80. ~ 5-ss !.
aoYs' SUITS. Sc
So 90 is our, price for i've styles, worth
double the money. "A
I. I5,55i MEMS QUITS. .-5t,
81 gives you choice Of over thirty STYLES
OF fine Guinness suits, worth $40.
NEWS ovERcoATs. ~
s. 50 will buy, a good aervicesblo over.
coat in Ohinchilla or Cheviot. b.
S. commands the choice Of oyar tan
styles Of Diagosls and Kerseyu. & 3. D
so will buy one OF the fiuoBt cll.wool
overcosts, worth sl4. I'Ii
IS BOYS ovEEcoATs.
E 81 80 will buy good boys asr7iccable
And our entire stock at immense bar.
pains. RALPH KLINE, q
lao Main etreet,
%. jis Horab,ook'H block.
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sCRoFULOUs ULCERS.

James Z. Richardson. Custom House, New Or
broke out on my body until was a mass OF cor
ruptlon Every thing known t. the medical faculty
wa' tried IN vain. I became a mere wreck. . 4,
times could not Lift my hands to my head could
uEon Lie ~ q curce. No relief or Curc ii, tsr
yearE. In 1850 l heard OF tho Cuticura Rem edies
used them, and WAS perfectly cured )" & :. -
10 sworn To befoso u. j. Com, j., D. Crawford N
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2 BriuEenort,

~. y. N: Todd last night delivered an
addreas to the Republicans Of The vic;ni av
Of PaBco. II = - s.Stnls y,
MANY 81 hocitizsns here are LOOKING; far.
var, Mato 70 the last grand rally Of the Repub.
llesn s!l this l' evening in a. !nayille. :.
, Nrs. Annie 9. Allen, wife Of David AL.
zen, formerly g resident here. dad At
Alliance Thursday. 1t iu thought Tia 70. q.
mains will be brought hare for inter.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Sniunsa, Pantalo0nlngs and Over.
: c0atlnSs, which Wearo proparcd to mako
up In Arst.ciass style ut reasonable
prices. IA III 4 $50
ii As full limo Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now in stock. \
iy=s Our Waite Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.snf1rced front aud back, at
+ 50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain eyer
offered. 4iyS tgysl,S$ q. IL ESS & SUNS, t;5
9 3. =, s. 1921 s. 1928 Market Street. y
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1.-THE wAlrs OF NEW YORK;

Last night smother good house greeted
N. $. Wood and hia company in 1.-THE
Waits OF New York" at tina Grand. Thii
afternoon ut the matinee every lady In
the audience will receive mica cabinet
photograph of Mr.. Wood. Thia evening
the company closes tia engagement,
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sDowN in the coal mines underneath the
ground" coughs and colds are very fire..
quent and there 10 where DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup 10 invaluable. IA, 20
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.Qhe !lntelldIQt1yta1:,,.
onlee, Nos. a5 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements,

wantel-Two Good Mules. T9lsrs.J-
Dlvidend-F. p. Jupson. i.fS
g J. A. Arkle-NiiitAIy Claim Agert. is5s
Fuuenl Notlce-knightso OF ST. George.
Geo. 4. StlIel & Co. li-s '''s.-,s 4, j. H. @ p
Sale OF Bank shares and other Stocks and Bonds.
For Sale or Rent Il5ssfs ~ = 4asyS
New Goods--I. 4, Dillon & Co. A:'i5
Grand Opela House-ThroWn Upon tho World.
Public Sale Of Valuable City Property.
List OF Letters. ~ 4 aiifs.7ss{ : s3t.,- Is
Seal and Fur at Dlugcr's Head Of Local. Z,
Religious Eotices-fourth page. 5a sgi5 !.
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! Quick, safe and 6uro. This IA said Of
salvation Oh, the great rheumatic remedy
ssndsreatest cure on earth for pain. Price
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Our 81 90 ard 81 IS rchco; shoes fol
boys and girls are cheap OF 25c q psii
more. STcNE's CASH SHOE SrcRE. ii
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TIE CLoTHlWAR IS NOT OYER.

We offer to-day 50 pieces 86.iuch Clotl
at % cents. Gail quick ut 4
EMStIElM sR'S, Eleventh st, Y
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See Stacy, Adsue & Co.'ss mems Eau
kenphast, the eauiest shoe nude. 2gl5s
y I. ]. W. ,AMtcE, Sole Agent.
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- f.E4 ftsh.llf}l Z e.
Look for tho RIr Ehna

& Look for tho Big Shoe.
Z Mems good lacs and congress ahoes
81 l5, worth 81 50 at - -
Ss5$ SroNE's OAsn SHOE s1oR,E,. 4
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See Stacy, Adams & Co.'s mems WaIutt..
kenphast, the eaaieat ahoe nude. Is ~,
Il; Is Nv. AMIcK, Sole Agent.
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MEMS genuine kid aud calf boots, war.
ranted, So 26, worth s. 90, at i;i y
~ il&5i$; SToNx's OAsR SHOE STong, "a
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= 90 ~ r~'r."-. - -
! Thermometer yssrOl

The Thermometer at schnepi's drug
store. Opera HouHo corner, yesterday, req.
istered IS folloEst III 4. ..5t5sg5S -
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NEW Cloaks to-day. The cheapest and
largest stock Of Clocks In The State at 81
5i9 W "a q s7i. n II a EMSlI I'll II ER,S. lts
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SEE our gentlemen's porpoigs leather
Bhoes; & 10 the tougheat, moat plinbie and
durable leather, and is waterproof. The
shoe Is made adjustable, md can be used
either as q lace Ok Congress shoe. I;;F;
4! J.W. IA MICE, s5 4;
q &: n @ 1lA3 Main street,
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100 Dozen Atwood Jersey Gloves at
I 10 CENTS Il Pair ut 55
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Z sCROFULOUs. INHFRITED

Iit..gE sCliOFULOUs, 1NHEK1TED,
And Contagious Humo.s with Loss OF Hair and
Frupions o! the Skin. are positively cured by Gu.
ucuta and Cuucura soap externally, and Cuticura
ssGsolycnt internally, when al other medicines
Fold oya,7where. Prco, .Cutlcurs. 500; Soap,
90; Refolvent, o. Prepared by. the Potter Drug d
Chemical Co., Sostou, Mass;l ~ - .l;.s ~,
x rs-Ssnd for Bow 10 Cure Skin Dlseascs,n 81
cages, 70 Illustrations. aud 10J test nonials. So
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OTHER COMING ATTRACTIONS,

"Thrown upon the World, =, founded on
Charles Reed'a"Nevsr too Late to ,Mend,P
will be the Gsand's attraction the latter
half OF next week. = F. Is is5aS.
"Buacon Lishts'' at the Opera House
next Monday and Tuesday nights will be
followed on the 18th and 18th by Wal.
lacks "Cattle King" company; on the 18th
by Boom in Mstrimony," and on the
10Th by, AL. G.. Fields Minstrels. Ir5
Week after next the Rhiuehart Chill.
dren'l Opera Company will bs at tho
Grand . TX 2, .'}-'--7 3l- Is M. ,sts1